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Here is our list of top picks for events in Kenilworth this weekend.

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Here are our top picks for the coming days:

1. Drive-in Cinema

The festive drive-in cinema returns to Hatton Country World this weekend, with showings across the first three days of December.

Frozen, Bad Santa, Jingle All The Way and Deck The Halls will all be on offer over the coming days.

Johnnie Arkwright, owner of Hatton Country World said, "This year, Hatton Country World is set to deliver a magical, fun-filled holiday season for everyone and a Christmas celebration like no other!

"Our Christmas events will delight visitors of all ages with new, exciting offerings, making Hatton a must-visit location this Christmas.

"Visitors can create cherished memories with their family and loved ones and capture the perfect holiday selfie that will last a lifetime.

"The Christmas Markets will be bursting with festive gifts and unique presents. Grab your scarf and gloves, wrap up warm and visit Hatton for a memorable and magical experience this Christmas!"

More details here.

Christmas has arrived at Hatton Country World (image supplied)

2. Father Christmas at the Castle

Starting from this weekend, Father Christmas will be visiting Kenilworth Castle to spread some festive cheer in the run up to Christmas.

Families can join him in the castle's Gatehouse, which will be adorned with traditional decorations, to hear merry tales of Christmases gone by.

After each storytelling session, children will be presented with a special English Heritage gift and get a chance to meet Father Christmas himself.

More details here.

'Festive Stories with Father Christmas' is available every weekend from December 2 to December 23 (image via English Heritage)

3. Forrest Festive Shopping

Forrest Coffee House's popular Christmas shopping night returns tonight (November 30).

Head to the coffee shop at The Square to pick up gifts from lots of local small businesses.

"This Thursday, our Christmas market returns!" organisers said.

"From 5-8pm we are throwing the doors open with boozy hot chocolates, hot pork batches, delicious cakes and of course incredible local retailers!

"This event is completely free and not ticketed so come on down and shop local for your presents this year."

More details here.

4. Leamington Christmas Market

It's time again for Leamington Christmas Market on Sunday (December 3).

"Join us for a delightful celebration at the Leamington Christmas Markets," organisers CJ's Events Warwickshire said.

"With over 80 stalls filled with arts, crafts, and local produce, this is the ultimate destination for finding those perfect Christmas gifts. Immerse yourself in the festive atmosphere and indulge in the magic of the festive season.

"Discover a wide range of handcrafted treasures that will make your loved ones' faces light up with joy. From stunning pieces of art to beautifully designed jewellery, there is something for everyone at the Leamington Christmas Markets.

"But it's not just about shopping! Treat your taste buds to the mouthwatering street food available throughout the event. Indulge in a variety of culinary delights, from traditional festive treats to international flavours, all guaranteed to satisfy your cravings."

More details here.

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